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    Merinth of Theratus and Other Stories

    By Michelle A. Rodon

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    The first story featured in MERINTH OF THERATUS AND OTHER STORIES is "Beyond the Void." In this story, Dr. Flyn and his crew venture into the depths of space to uncover its many hidden wonders, specifically the black hole. The next addition to this collection is "Rebecca," in which one woman must face her demons in a less than pleasant way. The final story in this collection is "Merinth of Theratus." Merinth is one of the youngest but most remarkable fairies of the Felkyrn Tree. Although she has devoted her life to observing her surroundings and collecting knowledge, the time has come where she must put this knowledge to the test and prove herself useful in order to stand a chance against opposing forces.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichelle A. Rodon
    Release dateFeb 26, 2017
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    Merinth of Theratus and Other Stories
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    Michelle A. Rodon

    Michelle A. Rodon is a novelist and poet specializing in gothic fiction, mystery, fantasy, horror, and psychological thrillers. She is earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Full Sail University. When she isn't creeping around museums and old libraries, exploring and people-watching, she can be reached at https://www.instagram.com/michelle.a.rodon/.

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